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Month: April 2014

The ASX 200 was quiet throughout the whole session, closing up 13 points, with no real standout to pick from the crop.

Everyone’s talking interest Rates, lets stand back and consider implications

The ASX 200 was unable to match gains posted by US markets overnight, closing up only +6 points in a choppy trading session.

Has BHP’s mooted $20 billion asset spin-off changed my negative view?

The ASX 200 showed strength early, as anticipated given offshore leads, however, choppy and aggressive trading throughout the session saw the market close just above the 5400 level.

The S&P 500 made fresh all-time highs in the US overnight and both the Dow and German Dax look set to follow in its footsteps tonight. Unfortunately, the ASX200 remains 21% adrift of its 2007 highs. The NASDAQ continues to unfold exactly as we predicted. Potentially , the press coverage may start to create the “Fear of Missing Out” scenario that pushes markets too high, too fast and sets them up perfectly for a +10% correction in May / June.Please see the Market Matters video update on the NASDAQ and ASX200.

End-of-quarter selling pressure eased by positive signals out of China

The large Food Retailing stocks have underperformed recently, an opportunity looming?

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